Create a Raydium CPMM pool for your token.
Connect your Solana wallet to use this tool.
A token nobody can trade has no price. This tool creates a Raydium CPMM pool — the constant-product pool type equivalent to Uniswap V2 — pairing your SPL token against SOL or USDC so that swaps, charts, and aggregators start working.
Pool creation fails while freeze authority is live. Use the revoke authority tool first if you have not already done it during token creation.
Select your token and the quote asset, then enter both deposit amounts. The ratio between them is your opening price, so decide the valuation you want before you type.
0.25% suits stable or high-volume pairs, 0.3% is the common default for a new token, and higher tiers compensate liquidity providers on volatile pairs.
Approve the transaction. Both deposits leave your wallet, the pool goes live on Raydium, and you receive LP tokens representing your share.
Enough that a normal trade does not move the price wildly. In a constant-product pool a buy worth 10% of the pool's SOL side moves the price roughly 20%, so thin pools are punishing to trade. Many launches start around 5–10 SOL and add more later.
The MoonSol fee is 0.1 SOL, plus Raydium's own pool-creation rent and Solana network fees. Separately, you supply the two sides of the pool — that capital stays in the pool, it is not a fee.
A live freeze authority means the token issuer can freeze any holder's account, including the pool's. Raydium blocks pool creation for such mints because it would let the issuer trap traders' funds.
Yes, as long as you still hold the LP tokens — use the remove liquidity tool. Removing all of it stops trading in your token, which is why liquidity removals are watched closely by holders.
CPMM spreads liquidity across all prices using the x*y=k formula and is simple to launch with. CLMM concentrates liquidity in a chosen price band for better capital efficiency, but needs active management.
